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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
Eau Claire. .3 0 o 0 O o.
La Crosse. 4 2 0 O O O e

Earned runs, Eau Claire 2, La Crosse q;
home run, Moriarity; twobase hits, Smith,
Cross, Peake and Smith; bases on balls, off
Handiboe s. Off Pyle 8; hit by pitcher, Peake
and Corbett; struck out, by Handiboe 2, by
Pyle ] first base on errors, Eau Claire left
pitch Handiboe l; passed ball Hardie time.
l 30; umpire, brennan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12

Earned runs, Minneapolis 4; home run,
Patton; three-base hits, Foster 2; two-base
hit, Foster: bases on balls, off Winkleman l,
OFF krock 2; hit by pitcher, Meister, h" fer:
struck out, by Winkleman 4, by Krock
on bases, Minneapolis z. Oshkosh 5;
balls, Murray l, Gastteld .; time, 2:IJ :
pire. Sullivan
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
Fargo Won Easily.

Special to the Globe.
GRAND FORKS, OAK, June lin the
league game between Fargo and Grand
Forks to-day six innings were played.
Fargo won easily; score: Fargo 10,
Grand Forks 3,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Washington FrightfulIy Pounded
by New YOrk---Other Games

New YORK, June 1.-THE game to-
day between the Giants and Washing
tons resulted in the defeat of the visi-
tors by score of 26 to 2. The feature
of the game was the heavy smuggling of
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Will be No Race.

LONDON, June 1.-THE proposed boat
race between the crews of Cambridge
and Harvard universities has been aban-
doned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
DETROIT LEADS STILL.
Detroit has q little larrer aduantanc

DetrOlt has Htt1e larger advantage
is gaining ground all the time. The
White Stockings have already a better
percentage than the Phillies, who re-
tain fourth place under the rule giving
positions according to games won and
not by percentage. The record is as
follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12

81 The Greatest Shoe on Earth.
2 Coverings great $3.50 calf seamless
'sho in all styles. Every pair warranted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
The Milwaukee Aggregation Fails to Get
Runs Enough in st. Paul to
Mark Up a Victory.
Oshkosh Has Very Narrow Escape
From a Shut-0ut by the Flour
City Hustlers.
Duluth Easily Defeats the Des Moines
Nine, and La Crosse Gets Away
With Eau Claire.
New York Gives Washington Terrific
Drubbing---Base Ball and Gen.
eral Sporting Notes.

IAU was quite too
much for the Milwau-
zee aggregation yes
.erday afternoon. lie
only struck out six of
his visitors, three of
these i'll the first in
ming, but when good
work was most needed
he prevented them
from driving the ball
outside the diamond.
He was finely sup
ported in every inning
except the sixth, when
eXcuSable muifS by
Wilmot and SowderS
md Il tumble by Pick
1t filled the bases be-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-12
EASY FOE RROOKLYN.

EASf FUR BRUOkL1N.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Brooklyns
defeated the Louisvilles at Washington
park rathGsC. easily to-day. Fully $500
people wel~ present. The game was
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-10-28
Herb@t-No
niB. &eginen faste er: Muf baloiges
Wie6erieben in Mablbo,ff l.

Wteberleben IN Wt1btbDlft!-
Wdbreno in Der groBen einfenitrigen
Gtube bieie ftir &eginen TO tpidtigen
8ereinbarunsen getroffen tpurben, mar
bic 9anblung beg Sraueripiels In Gre.
tens 3immer rubig ueitergefhritten.
Grete bait fi6 einigermaBen erbolt. Sic
mar aufgeifan6en unb bate ii1 3um
Nusseben bereit gena9t. Dei alte 9ei@
len lag nod INNER tn bumpfem 0alb.
f9laf auf benz 5e1eI. sic trat nun an
ibn beran. riittelte i'm fanft uab fagte
leife:
Romm. 8aier, mir t6nneu bier ni9t
bleiben. glber bite. iei rubig, i@ bite
bid!
@retens fainter Son bate ben Nlten
stuar ui9t ernd@tert, aber bod befdnfs
tigt unb feline 5ornige Mufmalluns f6Iug
II. mei6bersise RRbruug um. st
tpeinte.
Bite fsi rubia, Batter! iaste @rete
nod einmal In febenbem Sone.
So, mein Rinb, i@ min ieBt gang rus
bis iein.
Sic bob ben 9ut auf, Der nod am
9ooen lag, reinlsie Jpn unb iebte i'm
ibrem 9ater auf. Sic 0ffnete porii9s
tlg bic 3biire unb laufbte. sic b6rte.
Dak in Der sraueu Gtube cine lnterbaIs
tuug gepfogen nurbe. Sic lieB bic
Sbhr ibres 3immers often uno 6ifnete
aud Die Sbire gum 9reppenllur. Dann
trat he in Das 3immer lpieber 5uritd, bers
anla6te ibren 8ater. ii9 3u srbeben,
rei9te ibm ben Urn unb trat borf1tig
nit ibm aus Der Mobnung binaus.
/ Sic iGloB leile bic Sbir. Nuf ben Mrm
ieiuer SO9ter seltiibt. unb nit ber ans
bern 0anb fid am @eldnber baltenb,
iGleppte fi9 2eRen bic 9reppen bin.
unter.
Sic uaren auf ber StroBe. Die
3euie, bic bieiem eisentbhmli@en paar
begegneten, tuenbeteu 3udr ben 2opf.
singen banu aber rubig peiter. @rete
nabm Die erfte Droi9te unb balf benz
Batter beim giniteisen. Sic rief BEN
2utf@er 3u: Wa1 Der aderftraBe unb
febte li4 ibrem Batter geSendber.
gs wdbrte nidt lanse, 70 mar Der
Mlte eingef6lafen. Grete fannte ben
bleiernen S9laf ibres 8aters, menn er
getrlInten bate. Sic tlopfte on bic
G@eibe anb IieB baIteu. Sic aieg aus.
aablte BEN 2utiber ben Gabrpreis uno
Elm sutes 9rintselb unb iaste ibm, er
toae cine Stuube fpa3ieren fabren unb
banu erft nod ber angegebenen Ibrefe
Der AferfraBe. St ioae baftir forgen.
bab BET Snfaiie mad ieiner Wobnune
| 9ebra9t iperbe. er fei leibenb. De,
Rutibsr nidte perfdnoniBboa unO fubl
baDOn.
(Jortfetuns folst.)
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Gin @plofluutpe,,.

Dem Melbourne nNrgus" bonn "a.
Iuguit tDirb aus 8allarat bonn %. bess
ielben Monats gemel6et, baB on lebtes
rem Gage in Der Mioasgrube in @ulfp
@ulp elm &lumpen feinem goIbes i'm
8stpi9t bon 81 pfunb sefunoen uurbe.
.(?) Sas Stad gbelmetau bat bic Gorm
elmer eolofalen Offenen 6anb nit enge
an einanber lieeenben 6ineern, eine
Sdnge bon etma 124 3oll, cine greite
bon 81 SOL un6 parirt in Oide Bis ii,
D 3oa. Wfan beranf9lagt ben Mertb
bes Gunbss auf 2600 pfb. Sterling.
Wabrf9einli9 tpirb Der @olbtlumpen
3ur Musftellung na@ 2onbon seianbt
merbeu.
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cages $ .Neuiseettem.
& MA II b.

= Sn Gbieaso berri6t srobe guts
rhfung iiber bic leidtfertige Nrt unb
Weife. nit mel1er bic Seem Oorfer
Quarantdne Beamten bic paRaSiere
Des italienii@en Dampfers .Snoepens
benieA lanben lieBen. obgleid iie muBten.
6aB lie fait idmmtlid aus yfeapel unb
palermo famen. Bon oleien Static
nern finb 1S auf benz Mese mad Gbi=
eago, mas ben bortiseu 8eiunbbeits
Rommi1dr De Wolf peranlaBt bat, els
nen Brief folgenben Snbalts on ben
generalar3t pamilton in Wafbington
au j1reiben: Sinh bic 8uubesbeb6rs
ben niat geionnen, BON bieier unerb6rs
ten pfli9tperlsbung Der Stem Oorter
6afenbeamten goti3 sll nebmens Oleie
Qeute baben bic fdmere 1erantwortung
auf ii1 genommen. ginmanberer aus
einem 5eu9en. Oiitriet in bas Snnere
bes 2anbes tptiter au fdideu. ohne pors
bergebenbe iorsfdltise unterfu9unsen
unb Desinfeetionen."
- 3mei Der rberlbmtefen" Wtdns
ner ber Ser. Staaien 9eben ieBt naA
europa. Ser erfere III Der giienbabns
t6nig SAP @pulb. melher ib nit Der
1mbria@ nod europa begeben mirb,
I'm ben Winter iiber an ben 8efaoen
bes Wsittendnbii1en Wfeeres 3u5ubrins
gen. Der 3ueite III Sobn s. 5ullioan,
Der rsroBe" Gauiitdmpier, tpel6er cine
2unltreiie burd @aslanb 5u peranfal'
ten gebenft.
= auf ber 5trede 3wii6en Sueion.
Ari3ona, unb 81 paio, 9er.. ,paren
bic Babnberaubuugen in lebter 3eit
6roniid gemorbeu. Da itelte bic
Babnpermaltung mebrere Detectives an,
ipel1e baIo ermittelten. baB bic gerau.
bungen cine grfin6ung bes 8abnperfo,
nails uaren. unter ipel9em fi9 cine Ins
3abl biebii9er 8remier, Gra9t.Agens
ten &c. befanb. Drei 8erbaftuugen ba
ben big iebt ifattsefun6ea. bod es tpiro
linen tpobl nod cine ganje Reibe an=
berer folgen.
= Der ginHuB bes rSala Gnnois
eats4 ma1t fi1 bereits bemerfbar. Sn
gait Gasinaip. Midigau, bat bic Mich.
Salt-Ass'nS tnelde ben san3en norb'
| tpeRli9en Nartt eontrollirt. befGlohen.
bic prooueiion bonn /. December big
gum /. Npril ein3uitenen. TIM bic preiie
iDieoer in bic 00be 3u bringen.
Muslanb.
= Die 6fterreidii@e Resieruna bai
benz RsiGsratb einen @eieBentmurf 3ur
Befdrdutuug Der 3runtenbeit ein'
eereiGt.
- Die fran36fifbe Oeputirtenfam.
mer bat eine aus II Mitgliebern bette
benbe Qommiilion aur unterfu6una be'
| gaffdrel wilioni1ens Orbens aifairt
eingefebt. Neun berielben etfldrter
| R1 fur bic Dringli9teit Der Inter.
| fu6ung.
- Der gngldnber Sir Wil
| frieb Blunt. wel9er au Woobforb II
1rlanb perbaftet uurbe, neil er In Ell
rler 8eriammlung Der uerbOteuen 9ta
tiorol,9iea eesen bic 3wanssbiQ se.
fprohen bate, tpurbe fur f6ulbig be-
funben, eben oieies @eieb perleBt a.
baben unb tpurbe au stuei Monater
@efdngniB perurtbeilt. 8lunts an
uolt bot gegen biefes urtbeil appellirt
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Die .1ouiiou pon" bat am 26.
October cine prddtig ausgeftattete Mus
gabe bon 16 6eiten Druid per6fentli@t,
porin cine bonitdnbige unb umfaFenbs
Bef9reibung ber rStabt 6ouiton unb
bon 9arris @ounip" entbalten lit. gine
groBe Insabl BON gopien bes BIattea
1T nod Dallas gei6idt tporben, in be,
Mbf6t, ben 9aufenben bon Beiu1eru
Der bortigen Iusfelung au 3eigen. mos
Sub Seras auf ben Gebieten bsr sSn.
buifrie, bes Nderbaus. Der Dieb3a1t
u. I. 10. au leiffen bermas. Cine Be.
trd4tli6e 3abI III aud nod ausudrts
gef1idt unb mirb un3meifelboft ba3u
Veranlafung tperben. 2apitoliiten unb
anbere, uel9e anlage iiir lbr 4elo iu.
den. nod Seras at 3ieben.
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Is .. Sobt II. Co., BbolefaIe uub RetaiI
Dru9siiten bon &ome. Ga, iast: 9eit bier
Sabren fibren mir Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY,
Electric Bittsrs unb 8udlens arniea SaIbs,
unb baben ME SsiImittel sebabt, bic iid beFer
btrtauften ober mebr 8efriebisuns sewdbrten.
Sic babeu einise punberbare sfuren in unierer
Staot bepirtt, namentlid mebrere Gdle bon
pirilider ausjebruns iino burd ben @ebraud)
einiser Glaf9en bon Or. ainss Heiu DISCOVERY
sebeilt poroen, in 8erbinbuus nit electric
Bitter. @ir garantiren bieielben itets.
Bum 0erfauf bel Oreib.
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0as aseal etues oausmisteIs.

Gin MitteI, ipsIdes f4usa unb sriinoli& bon
70 bdufis borfommenbeu llnpd6Iidteiten. ipie
3nbigttion. 8traobfuna. Gaaen. unb irsenb
meldsn wlariaIeiben, befreit. III serib bes
SbraI eines 6nusmitteIs. Gin foldes Wittel
if Sofetters Maaenbitters, bas
pidt nnr bisie rsieen ausrotten fam, fonbern
bu9 einer DispoIitiOn iiir Tisrsnleiben, Rheu.
matismuS unb borae.tise grfdIaffuns Der ee'
beneseiiisr entseaenuirft. rauf @ottes weitem
GrbboDen1, fcinfasen, triitirt f4nerli4 ein
Speites 10 antIi9es. pirtiames unb alseneb.
mes eans tlnibsrialmittd me bas Bittsrs.
AuG bonn drttliGsI Stanb mir e. 9leid bod
aei&dtt, wie bon ben Gamilien amerifas.
untdhlise dr5tIide Geusniife beren eGtbeit
nnanfettbar 10. tpeifsn feline 8erbienae nod.
Die Aa9frnse mad bsmislbea nimnit i'm aus.
Ianbe, ME in ben eanbe ieiner Gntbeduns i'm.
mer mebr gu, ba 8sit unb erfabruns bic BON
Anfong on beHebenbe hobe Weinnna bon leiueu
mcbltbdtiseu @irfuusen bsitdtist baben.
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Ste ri@tiae Traae.

Sn Der 5enolinserfraBe au Mhn9en
fteben biele Meni9en um elm fleines
peinenbes 6inb 9ef@aart, bas feline
Weutter Derloren. Die 2eute finb abfo,
lut ratblOs, mas 3u ibun iei; benn ber
Rleine eiebt auf ale Graseu, mie {,
belize. mo- er Dobne &C., bic feiffiebenbe
Nntmort: .woaB net" 69on min
man ben Giublin3 anf bic poli3ei brin,
gen, als einem funbigen 3bebaner eiu
genialer @ebanfe fommt. Ct ftellt iif
por bas 3inb unb iagt: vDu, iebl
tfau' NAL bsr: Wo bolt Sbr benn's .
Biet2" rSm Gran3isfaner!" CAB BET
S9reibals prompt aur Nnttport. Tas
mar bic einaig ridtige Grase seuefen,
unb fort ging's in ben .Granaistdner"
tpo bic 3ertunft bes eIternIoien f1nen
fefgefeqt mar.
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gYsie her Neridtpri1otter her @oI

= QUie bet Beri9terfatter Der @ale
peaon yfems Don 2areoo mittbeilt,
muroe ibm bafelbif Dor Rur3em Elm
Banbel bon Gaferitoff sur Nnlidt bors
9elegf, tpelhes aus einem ein3igen
i Blatte elmer in Merifo miIb tua1f,noe
Maguep Irt gemonnen mar. DaHelbe
uog 8 un5en. unb Die Gafern batten
cine Durdf9nitts. .2dnge Don brei GuB.
9ie ein3elne Safer bieier pHan3e iii,
mad Der 8ebauptung bes 8eri9terfiats
ters, itdrter, aIs Elm Gabeu bonn beffen
3wirn unb, wie gefogt. gegen brei
Sub lang. 3iebt man In Betra1t, baB
40 8ldtter auf bic pHau3e in Merifo
als cine ni6t 5u bObe Our6i6nitts3abl
angeieben tuir6, 10 ldBt iid baraus
leiht bere9nen. BON mel1em Wertbe
oiefe Maguep pHan3e fit bic pad3eugs
Gabrit fem mnBte, tpel9e binnen Sur.
;em in @alueiton in Betrieb geiebt
Derben tpirb Nngeii6ts bieier Mit.
tbeiluns brdnet f9 ginem unmillfiirli4
bic 5rage auf: Sollte es nidt m6sli1
iein. bic pertbpolle Saierpflanae in
Meftteras einaubiiraern? Weite 5treden
unieres bersisen Weitens, unb srabe
fol9e @tredeH, tpelde fiir ben Nnbal
onberer 2ulturpfan3en faum geeisnet
iein m69ten, finb In 8e3ug auf Boben.
bef6afenbeit unb flimatiide 0erbdIt.
nife benen in Merito. auf tpel9en bic
Waguep Irt Nib tpddff, iebr dbnliG.
Si9erli9 uiirbe es Der Wfiibe berlob'
men, bort einen 8eriu9 mil ber Nn.
pHan5ung ber tpilben Maguep Mrt al
MAIDEN. Die W6slidfeit biirfte iogai
ni9t einmal ausgefdlofeu fein, baB fl
F9 on folden 9tellen au6 In Seras als
einbeimiide unb uilb ua6ienbe bor'
! f1nbe.
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NerfHnlfm.

Ssrr n. s. 6r0bli@asin bon Mobile, aIa.
Ds sa:s % a.asa s'nsfa. ssssa n ps .a .SsisB. MRs.
len, Sa ID ss i.fbii ssssn siasn bartaadisssn fss
Sau bon 1rondtis uno 9atarrb ansensnoet
babe. % bat mir fOfort trla,6teruns ber.
4afft unb bat mid bann 70 sebsiIt, bab i'd
jeitoem ieinen anfau piebsr sebabt babe. Sd
mu6 aud nod betonen, bab Id 3nbor sablreids
anoere NiiteI o6ne ben seriaefiea grfoIg ee.
brauHtt. llebrissns bat mir aud Der @sbraud)
bon electric Bitiers unb DR.. sfinss @eue Sc.
bens. Riaen isbr gut setban unb id TAIN iie
beiisns empfsbIen.
Or. Rings usus Gntbtduns st9sn s9minb.
iu&t. Sufttu unb Grfdltunsen uirb uuter Ga.
rantie berfauft.
Yrobs }lai&sn sratis In Der apotibsis bon
u. Drei6.
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y Sas i@wdrenbe @efdft, tpobon bic
Wirfung
go nit Oes Menfden 8lut in Gsinbidafi
itebt,
DOB es bur9 bic natiirliden Gandle
Ses 26rpers burtis. mie Quedfilber,
lduft"
unb beipirft, boB .oie Saut fdb tpie bel
einem 2aaarus nit etler Ninbe um ben
gan5en 2eib fduppt." Dies fno bic
Mirfungen franter uno b6sartiger
@alle. unb 6as einaiee @esenmitteI ill
&einiguns unb Regulirung Der 2e5er,
tuelder Dienft bur9 Or. pieree's 9
Golden Medical Discovery" number.
bar berridatet mtrb.
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3mif4en 9}ataI unb 3u(uIa

- 3mii9en 9iatal unb 3uluIdnb
f6eint es gu einem 2riese 3u fommen.
Sir Nrtbur 9abelod. Der @ouperneHr
ber @olonie Hatal, 1T nit 1900 ManH.
lneiif militdrif6 aussebil6ete @ingebo.
rene-ua6 benz @ebieie ausgeriidt. mo
einif @etewapo G6nig NOR unb no iebt
bon 2alois. bem 6ohne bes 2afferns
90nigs Dinirulu elm 9luffanb ins Sc.
ben gerufen tporoen III.
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so batte mir oas SdIafelbein Der,
lebt unb beftise Sdmer3en plasten
mid. ct. Satobss Del beilte mid bins
nen 2ur3eni, mdbrenb cine au3abl an.
berer 6eilmiitel feine Wirtung bdtten. :
--2epD 6ottel, gOrpben, Sno.
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Nu6lene Mrniea.@albe.

Die befe Satbe oer @eIt fir S9nitts
luetf6unsen, gef4piire, 6iebsr. nnb Saut.
ausf4las, Glsdte. sefprunsene Sdnbe, GroF.
beuIen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; furirt Ga.
merrboibsn ober feline 8eSabIuug. B6Ilia.
Classification sarantirt ober bas @eIb ntrh
Iuri6erfattst. 25 eents bic Sda6td bel u
Trei6
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s@ q. s. 5 Ofbein3. San I'm.
toniO, bat fortmdbrenb 8rlnnens8obr.
mai4iHen, pumpen, Winbmiblen unb
einen eroBen @orratb bon aderbauee,
rdtben au nieorigen preifen on 9anb.
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- Burnet, 26. Oct. Ser 2ontratt
ftir bic planirs Nrbeiien Der @ifenbabn
bon 8urnet mad Warble Sails 1T beute
abseidlORsn. Die Nrbeiten iollen am
l. debruar 1888 fertig aeftellt fein.
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= Su Wan9eaer bat f9 cine Com.
bination BON gottous0 0dnblern eebilbet,
nm ben Wafenouffauf depptiT9er
gaummOle su SpecuIationssmsden 3u
Derbin6ern.
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= Wabp 9alfa iit Our9 $500 Mlann
einssborener iubanelifher 3ruppen be.
brobt. Ysrltdrtuueen fur Waop Salfa
muroen bon AKuan aus obgei1idt.
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Il. WoLFSoN'S Mieien- &tabliiiem
DRESS GOODS

Mes nae gut II unb Mdes mas MODERN II in ben nen unb POI
DRESS GOODS wele est in @ebraud nb, fam be uns
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

The government receipts for the first fifteen days of May, three of which were Sundays, amount to sl7.sOl.I .Il'. and the expenditures to S5.l55, ,l65, leaving the net surplus for twelve business dsyssl2,- 645, ,94s, S1,O53. s29, for each day. As the national holidays cannot eIoeed eight during the year. and the Sundays are only fifty-tvo, this would leave 305 bus iness days for the year, or 2O5 from the 1st of May until the 3lst of December. Suppose inst from any cause the govern ment's income should exceed its ex- penses st this rate for the remainder of the year, there would be added to the money already in the treasury the enor- mous sum of S2l6, ,O34. .945, of which only about slS,OO0.0O0 could be used for re- tiring past due bonds, leaving nearly s200, ,000000 drawn from the circulating medium and piled up in the treas ury.
 But let us take another view oft. The fiscal year ends on the 30th of June, which is just forty seven days of. includ- ing yesterday, with seven Sundays and holidsys-that is, forty business days, If the income snd payments continue at this rate until thea, there will be put in- to the treasury over and above possi- bls expenditures s42, ,l5S, ,l60, or S54,- 779, JOS in two calender montbs.
 Should this occur. and there is no req son why it should not, will Secretasy Fsirohild change his opinion and con clude that an extra session of Congress will De needed to prevent panic being caused by the contraction of the curren- cvs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

A London correspondent of the New York Times says when the details of she Alien Land Act, passed by the last Congress. were made known over the water, it created igrest .eIcitement in financial circles and immediately knock ed in the head no Hess than 300 big American land schemes, The Mines Company, of Gresham House, the big gest concern of negotiating agents in Europe, has passed resolution thsr hereafter it will refuse to deal with any and sll American mines, lands and se- curities In the Territories. even if the way is fonnd 10 evsde the law. The fact has scared the heretofore credulous public out of all notion of touching American investments.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

TIE Indian Rights Association oi New England, 8 company of philsnthro- pic ersnks, are making themselves offio ious in connection with the law giving lands to Indians in severalty. They first tried to defeat the purpose of the law by sending agents among the h. disns to persuade the Governments wards not to give up their tribal rsla- lions. Failing in this the Association, finding that tke Indians on the Devils Lake, Sissiton and Siletz reservations, in the Northwest, has idecided to sc- cept lands in severalty. sent 6 repre- sentative to confer with Secretary La msrson the question of selecting prob CT persons to see that the law is com- piled with and the Indians not defrsud- cd. Old mother Lamar has sccsded to the request, notwithstanding it is sn un- warranted interference with the su- thority oitheInteriOr Dspsrsment.- .-Sl- yer Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

TIE train robbers have not yet been spprehended and there is every probs- biliiy thst they will escape scott free. Various theories at the frs. tensoiously adhered 10, have been abandoned. The cold cut facts of nothing to 20 on now looka the oficsrs in the face On the day following the robbery, Col. Harper the engineer. expressed the belief tha. the robbers hsd after putting out the headlight, brought the engine to within close proximity of the town. The en- zine was then reversed and ss her fires were out she naturally died in her struggle up hill, and stopped where found, six miles this side of the train. On leaving the engine the rob bers walked into town with their booty Mir. Harper thinks that sooner or later all concerned must come to this con clusion.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

THR CITIZEN has been accused oi psrtislity towards the Davidson ditch. In explanation VIC say the charge is ill- timed and unjust. We have not one ioto of moneyed interest in either ditch, We would like to see both succeed We believe that there is sn abundance of water for both and We know that there IS no lack of land for 6 half dozen ditches of similar size. We want for the common good, to see both of these ditches brought out, but if two be i'm possible then one. We are somewhat in the position of the old maid and the owl, barring this difference she wanted e man. and we want ditch, Whether it be the first ditch or the famous last ditch is sll the same to us. Anything O Lord, SO that its 6 ditch, We want one and VIC want it bad.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-28

THAT outrage has been psrpetrsted on sn American citizen by Pretect Truiillo, of Sahusrips no longer admits of doubt The facts of the case will be laid be- fore the general government and repar- alton demanded. II is. however, en- tremely doubtful if anything outside of shs usual explanatory correspondence will be done. Graver indignities thsn simple deprivation of personal liberty have been by MeIicans, hesped upon our people, and to-day though demand ing it in the name of American citizen chip, these wrongs are unredresssd. But the day of reckoning. even if far dis tsnt, will st length arrive and thea the evening up and wipins out of old scores fer 6 new deal on . clean slate will sAats Mexico iron csstsr so sirssn. ference.